Morning Report

The Police Association says events such as those in Ottawa yesterday give further weight to its call for all sworn police officers to be armed full time. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is downplaying whether there would be any added risk here if New Zealand was to get involved in the fight against Islamic State. Audio

Ottawa's residents have been reflecting on the events of yesterday. Audio

Canada's Parliament is back in business, 24 hours after a deadly shooting in the nation's capital building. It was a session which began with a standing ovation for Kevin Vickers, the Sergeant of… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Naked Bus has introduced an overnight sleeper service on its main long-haul bus route, which it hopes will help it grow its business. Audio

Market update. Audio

Workers with a stake in their employers' companies are making the most of their shareholder status to get board members to pay attention to concerns about their pay and employment conditions. Audio

The commercial property consultants, Colliers, says the number of vacant industrial buildings in Auckland has hit a 20-year low. Audio

Port of Tauranga expects the current full-year profit to be between 78- and 83-million dollars. Audio

Financial markets have effectively delivered an easing in monetary policy after inflation in the September quarter came in well below both market and Reserve Bank expectations. Audio

The Wallabies fly out for their tour of Europe today with a new head coach. Audio